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Albania’s RENEA shines at UAE SWAT Challenge

TIRANA, Feb 15 /ATA/ Both RENEA teams represented Albania and the State Police with professionalism and dedication in a highly competitive international arena.

Albania’s RENEA Special Forces represented the State Police with distinction at the SWAT Challenge Dubai 2026, alongside elite units from around the world. Their performance drew interest for international cooperation, and both teams were personally commended for their professionalism by UAE Vice President and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum and Dubai Police Chief Abdullah Khalifa Al Marri.

At the conclusion of the competition, by the directive of the UAE leadership, Dubai Police Chief held an informal meeting with the RENEA Special Forces teams, expressing interest in establishing official contacts and initiating cooperation in the field of special units, focusing on training and experience exchange.

The RENEA representatives thanked the senior UAE authorities for their recognition and expressed interest in cooperation, assuring them that the request would be forwarded for review and approval to the General Director of the State Police, Major General Ilir Proda.

This cooperation is expected to further strengthen ties between the two police forces, enhance professional capacities, and facilitate the exchange of best operational practices between the respective units.

Taking part in this event served both as a crucial training assessment for the special unit personnel and as a chance to share experiences with international counterparts.

Participation in the UAE SWAT Challenge enhanced RENEA’s operational capabilities and strengthened the State Police’s international ties, showcasing the elite units’ professionalism and commitment to tackling complex security challenges.

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